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Xie on verge of becoming new queen
MANILA. Oct 27: Challenger Xte Jon of China drew closer Sunday to winning the Wo-
point for each player.
Both playets agreed to a
men's World's Chess championships by drawing game 14 with defending titleholder Maya Chiburdanidze of the Soviet Union, reports AP.
The draw allowed Miss Xie to reach 8 points, a comfortable 2 points ahead of Miss ■Chiburdanidze. The 20-year-old challenger from Beijing only has to draw one of the remaining two games to snatch the title that Miss Chiburdanidze has held since 1978.
The 31-year-old Georgian must win the last two games to tie Miss Xie. Under tourna ment rules. Miss Chiburdanidze retains the title in case the 16-game series ends in a de.
A victory to worth one point and a draw earn* one-half
draw after 61 moves in six hours of play. It was the longest game tn terms of moves and time tn the series
so far.
Miss Chiburdanidze opened wfth-a queen pawn and Miss Xlc responded by using the Gruenfeki Defense.
By move 9, Miss Xie offered an exchange of queens, apparently to put the game into an early draw, said Buenaventura Villamayor, the tournament's official analyst.
After a scries of exchange. Miss Chiburdanidze was able to gain an open a-file and an active bishop on the white square.
In her eagerness to attack, Miss Chiburdanidze overlooked a simple pawn-sacrifice by Miss Xie which led her io lose her bishop which was defending the black squares. Villamayor said.
Visiting English grandmaster Anthony Miles, who analyzed the game for reporters, said it was ■ mistake lo give up the ' bishop when Miss Chiburdanidze was enjoying a positional advantage.
Miss Xie offered the draw after failing to break through Miss Chiburdanidze's five-. pawn phalanx on the kingstde.
Game 15 is set for Tuesday, with Miss Xie enjoying the advantage of making the first move with the white pieces.
AFP adds: Xie offered the draw after making her 61st move which Chiburdanidze accepted in their Gruenfeki defense duel, enabling Xie to retain a two-point lead of 8-6.
The Chinese woman Grandmaster, a sports student was playing black and was a piece up but Chiburdanidze had three pawns more in exchange. however, the world champion was unable to mobilise her pawn mass in the kings ide.
Game 15 is set for Tuesday, with Xie playing the while pieces. To be able to retain the title she won In 1978, Chiburdanidze must win two straight games.